"not yet triggered" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe an event or action which has not occurred yet, although it might have been expected to occur. For example: "The alarm system has not yet been triggered, so it appears that the intruder has not yet entered the house."
At present, we know that the 2011 Tohoku earthquake has not yet triggered an eruption at Mt. Fuji.
The 2011 Tohoku earthquake has not yet triggered an eruption at Mt. Fuji, but seismicity levels beneath Mt. Fuji have increased since the event (Enescu et al. 2012; Kumazawa and Ogata 2013).
Very few mapped sRNAs indicates that elements from those families either are not transcriptionally active, or they are very recently activate and have not yet triggered the host small RNA-dependent silencing machinery.
Article 50 has not yet been triggered and once details of the Brexit deal emerge it may alter the context of the independence debate".
What that means, Mr. Mollen said, is that in buildings where a sponsor still owns more than 25percentt of the units -- and where the sponsor has a long-term lease for a laundry room or garage space -- there is a possibility that the two-year time period for ending the lease has not yet been triggered if the sponsor has retained some measure of control over the building.
It's not yet clear what triggered the fire and subsequent blast.
Yet America has depended particularly heavily on buoyant house prices as a source of jobs and cash that can be extracted through equity withdrawals.Even if prices do fall in some regions, forecasters do not yet think that will trigger a recession.
Moreover, the rats that successfully completed the more difficult task, which involved a longer gap in time between the sound and the puff of air, had retained more new neurons than those assigned easier tasks, with shorter gaps.It is not yet clear how learning triggers the retention of the new brain cells and the laying down of memories.
However, it has not yet been proven that triggering the UPR causes ADRP photoreceptor death.
In addition, OC-free foals may be genetically predisposed but have not yet encountered environmental factors triggering the disease and we cannot rule out that OC-free foals may have had lesions which may have spontaneously healed before the first radiographic exam.
Two of them were ODF, another one was triggered but not yet ODF, and the last one had been ODF but is no longer.
